Electro-Technical Officer Practical Assessment

This MARINA-approved assessment package is a competency-based practical assessment provided to candidates for certification as Electro-Technical Officer on seagoing ships powered by main propulsion machinery of 750 kW propulsion power. It covers the standard of competence specified in Section A-III/6 of the STCW Code following the rules and mandatory minimum requirements in the assessment of competence of Electro-Technical Officers as stated in the MARINA STCW Circular No. 2018-09.

Intended Learning Outcome/s

After the training/assessment, the participant/s shall be able to:

• Monitor the parameters of the following systems.
  • Prime movers, including main propulsion plant.
  • Engine-room auxiliary machinery.
  • Steering systems.
  • Cargo handling systems.
  • Deck machinery.
  • Hotel system.
  • Heat transmission, mechanics and hydromechanics.
  • Electro-technology and electrical machines;
  • Electronics and power electronics;
  • Electrical power distribution boards and electrical equipment;
  • Automation, automatic control systems;
  • Instrumentation, alarm and monitoring systems;
  • Electrical drives;
  • Electrical materials;
  • Electro-hydraulic and electro-pneumatic control systems;
  • Cooling systems;
  • Lube oil systems;
  • Fuel oil systems;
  • Starting and control air systems; and
  • Heating systems;
• Operate computers and computer networks.
• Apply task and workload management.
• Apply decision-making techniques.
• Apply effective resource management;
• Couple an incoming generator to main switch board;
• Perform load sharing between two generators;
• Perform change over generators;
• Couple and break connection between a switch board and distribution panel;
• Use English in written and oral form;
• Operate all internal communication systems on board; and
• Test the function of monitoring systems, automatic control devices and protective devices
• Identify the hazards and precautions required for the operation of power systems above 1,000 volts.
• Carry-out safe operation of electrical equipment in excess of 1,000 volts AC.
• Carry-out safe maintenance of electrical equipment in excess of 1,000 volts AC.
• Fill-out a work permit.
• Apply the safe isolation procedures.
• Interpret electrical and electronic diagrams;
• Detect electrical malfunction, location of faults and measures to prevent damage;
• Operate electrical testing and measuring equipment; and
• Perform maintenance and repair of electrical system or equipment.
• Apply the safe isolation procedures.
• Demonstrate practical knowledge for testing, maintenance, fault finding and repair.
• Use of appropriate electrical and mechanical knowledge and skills;
• Test, detect faults and maintain and restore electrical and electronic control equipment to operating condition;
• Apply anti-pollution procedures and all associated equipment; and
• Employ proactive measures to protect the marine environment.
• Carry out safe maintenance and repair procedures.
• Detect machinery malfunction, locate faults and actions to prevent damage.
• Apply the safe isolation procedures.
• Demonstrate practical knowledge for testing, maintenance, fault finding and repair.
• Use of appropriate electrical and mechanical knowledge and skills; and
• Test, detect faults and maintain and restore electrical and electronic control equipment to operating condition.
• Carry out safe maintenance and repair procedures.
• Detect machinery malfunction, locate faults and actions to prevent damage.

Course Prerequisite & Qualification

ETO Candidates by MARINA